OS GSO ISO 11825:2013

ISO 11825:1995
Omani Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 31 December 2013

Textile machinery and accessories -- Latch-type needles for knitting machines -- Coordination of shank widths and hook heights

OS GSO ISO 11825:2013 Files

English 3 Pages
Current Edition Reference Language
OMR 30.92

OS GSO ISO 11825:2013 Scope

A wide range of latch needles is used in the knitting industry and by the machine manufacturers, and frequently not all sizes are available. As a result, large storage areas are taken up and an uneconomical number of needles is kept in stock. Rationalization should be provided by standardizing the shank widths and the hook heights of needles. This International Standard specifies appropriate dimensions for these and relates them to the needle pitches of the knitting machines concerned.

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